CD Player Portable with Speakers Blutooth Retro CD Player for Home Desktop Personal USB Music Stereo Rechargeable Player with LCD Display for Festival Gift CD-67(Green)

I really like this player. It looks cool being a small record (CD) player but its so much more than that. This is a bluetooth speaker along with playing from an SD card, USB or a CD/CR-R. This would be a great and fun piece for any waiting room, therapists, dentists, doctors, etc. It has a nice deep sound to it and you can control it a number of different ways. The remote works great, you have manual controls and buttons on it as well. With an SD card you can play music all day and use the remote or for some nostalgia you can pop in a CD with MP3's on it and give that record player look. The arm even moves over the CD! Its got a great retro vibe to it but this would be great anywhere. I've received a lot of questions/comments on it because its very unique. You can use this as a bluetooth speaker too, pair it up with your phone and you're good with internet music as well. The only issue I had with the unit is the rear audio out did not work with the bluetooth speaker mode. It plays out the unit but I was hoping to have it play out the audio jack as well. CD/MP3 works perfectly out the audio out so you can hook this to a larger sound system if you wanted to. For the money its a great conversation piece you'll have people asking about it every time they see it. I really like that it's not a sausage looking bluetooth speaker like you see so many of, the creativity here is is a real plus!

This is a nice CD player. It's a little gimmicky, trying to look like a record player, but that's okay. I like the teal color. It's retro and fun. I like that this has a rechargeable battery included (and comes pre-charged). There are various ways you can use this. There's an included micro-sd card slot, aux in, and the CD player itself. The CD player works well enough. You'll get a warning if you haven't done something correctly or if a CD isn't detected. You can connect this via bluetooth to your speakers/amp, or you can use a 3.5mm stereo cable as a line out. It recognized and played my CDs well. The sound quality is good. One small complaint I will make is that if you run it from battery and it dies, the device will draw too much power when charging and won't stay on when the battery is very low. This isn't a deal breaker, but I do feel like it should be able to run off of DC power first and foremost. This isn't designed to be a portable player. It's an item that will most likely sit on your shelf, so it'll probably be plugged in most of the time. It should be able to do that with ease. My only other complaint is with the remote. The design of the device itself is fairly thoughtful and cute. The remote is ugly, generic and disappointing in comparison.

I've been using this portable CD Player/bluetooth receiver for a few weeks now in my casual listening area. It has been quite pleasant! The CD player portion works well and is fun to use with a "tone-arm" activating the CD player. Very cute and analogue feeling. Quality is pretty good, with no noticeable difference over my usual CD player (a PS1 with the standard RCA plugs.) The speakers on this are completely acceptable for the size and portable nature of the device. No, this is not audiophile-quality sound. It gets surprisingly loud, with some slight distortion noticeable (to me) at half volume and above. Billie Joel's The Stranger sounded rather dynamic. BUT, it does have line-out! You can easily hook these up to an external receiver to get some nicer speakers involved. The volume control on the unit only controls the internal speakers, so you can set it to the lowest setting to bypass them if you're using line-out. Great touch! The bluetooth quality and connectivity are excellent, no noticeable quality degradation and has pretty good range. I have not tested the battery life as mine stays plugged in, but I may take it out on an excursion in the future! I have also not tested the USB/TF functionality either as I don't use either of these styles of devices to listen to music. Overall, this is actually a very good CD player/bluetooth receiver. It's also fairly cute. My wife really likes the color.

I ordered this portable CD player with Bluetooth because of its unique design and the large LCD Display. It came with a comprehensive and well written instruction booklet, but it is easy enough to operate. This unit is constructed of very durable material. The dust cover lid is made of solid material. It comes with a tiny remote control that is powered by a wafer battery. The battery was not installed. At one end there is a carriage that houses the battery. On the back of the remote is a graphic illustration on how to remove the carriage for battery installation. All of the buttons and knobs on the CD player unit are clearly identified with symbols. From the top view and at the front right is a function switch for selecting CD, Bluetooth or TF/USB. At the top view and from the front left is the power on/off switch. In order to start the CD Player, the turntable stylus arm must be moved to the left and positioning it over the CD. At the back of the unit are DC 5V, USB, TF and Line Out ports. There is also a tiny reset hole. The Bluetooth paring was easy and simple. When paring look for Tomashi as the name of the CD Player unit. I pared it with my cell phone and played some songs from Stingray. The unit has decent clear volume, but keep in mind that this is a personal player. There is enough volume for a large room, but if you desire more, use the line out and connect it to a soundbar or speaker. The unit didn't come fully charged and therefore wouldn't play a CD. I hooked it up to a portable power pack and after it was fully charged, everything functioned as intended. This unit is well built, easy to operate, has decent volume and very nostalgically styled.

The nostalgia of playing my old CDs on a cute modern device that does all the new stuff but looks like an old record player is what I fell in love with, unfortunately, I just cannot recommend at their asking price...should be about half of what they are asking, IMO. It does work, it is cute, however, it has a very cheap plastic vibe... Feels chinsey. Not amazing sound quality either, but okay.

So fun to have a cd player again! It sounds great and looks retro. The buttons work and the playback is great. Good price too.

*Thorough review. Vid included* Straight out of the box, this CD player feels nice in the hands- good weight with nice rounded corners and nice plastic material with all hinges and edges covered and smooth to the touch with a good seal from the lid. The product came with an instructional manual, and while it wasn't the easiest to follow, it gets the job done. I tested all the device's features with the exception of the USB function because I do not have a USB device with MP3 files. Here are my notes: CD PLAYER- Intuitive, pop the CD in, move the record player arm over, make sure the function knob on the right corner is pointed to CD, and the CD will start playing. You can control the volume and select playback options like previous/next/pause right on the device stop. BLUETOOTH FUNCTION: very easy pairing via Bluetooth- both as a "sink"/speaker as well as a source. I was able to quickly play music from my web browser on my computer onto the device. And I was able to play the CD on the device through my Bose speakers via Bluetooth. MICRO SD: The easiest of all the functions- insert the card, turn the function knob to the TF/USB option, and it will start playing. LINE OUT: Connected my Bose speaker to it via a 3.5mm cable, and the music played on the Bose speaker while also continuing to play through the device's speakers. Headphones in the LINE OUT jack: sound comes out extremely soft. Not meant for headphones and not advertised as such, but I just wanted to note it here in case anyone is wondering. SOUND: the sound comes from the device's left and right speakers and is adequate for an average listener and music lover. The volume can be upped to fill my living room with no problem. But the reality is that it will lack the bass and full immersion you might get with specialized speakers if you're really looking for that. Just to set your expectations right. But you can always connect the device to your specialized sound equipment via LINE OUT or Bluetooth, as previously mentioned. REMOTE CONTROL: Includes a battery; easy to place and use. The buttons are straightforward, with various playback options and Bluetooth pairing. I've tested the remote in the 7-meter range, and it still works as long as nothing obstructs it. I didn't try going farther than that. Note that you cannot control the volume with the remote. Overall, I like the device's look and feel. The sound is good enough for casual personal use or for group parties. It's pretty easy to operate. But I would caution against connecting it by wire to a computer; I made that mistake, and it froze up, and I had to drain the battery to restart it. Would make a nice aesthetic touch to anyone's room/home. Price-wise, slightly overpriced for the sound alone, but if you're considering it also for its aesthetics, like perhaps for a gift, then I'd say go for it.

I was looking for a way to play some of my old CDs to bring back some old memories. This CD player w/ speaker is the perfect fit. It is compact and stylish. The CD controls are exactly what are to be desired. Even better is the bluetooth connectivity to be able to turn this into your own DJ booth. The green color is super cute. At $90, it can be a little high, but for the functionality, look, and conveneince I would gladly purchase it again!